fortunate

What's the best way to reduce bodyroll in our cars? Sway/strut bars or lowering the vehicle? Any suggestions about which products to go with?

hemants

Comptech sways. See my post sways vs swings.

But you'll still have the SUV styling :-)

JD7

I just had my springs put on today and i can sense a good amount of change, but i guess the sways do an amazing amount. I think id get springs first if i were you just to get an improvement and get rid of those ugly wheel gaps

fortunate

So if I get the springs, all I need to do is have a shop install them? No extra parts or anything? Also, how will the springs affect my ride quality? Will it eventually cause damage to the rest of the suspension?

EvoRTL-S

you can do the spring install yourself...it took me bout hour and a half to do them...but a pinless way is to get a shop to do them...spring install is pretty straight forward...laters

Type S Lady

Is it true that if you let the dealer install your CT springs it is still covered under warranty vs. doing it yourself? I would like to know because I know a shop that won't charge $250 like my dealer to install them.

JD7

I had a shop install mine and it was $198, the only thing ive heard about getting new springs is that youll need to get new shocks sooner or later, or maybe even a camber kit.

the ride is a bit rougher but its not as rough as i thought it was gonna be, i like it alot more auctually, alittle bouncy tho. But when you go fast you feel like that car really sitcks to the gound alot more with them.